Database Connection Dialog

Source Database Connection Properties

UI ControlDescriptions
Host Name/IP Address

Enter the hostname, or IP address, of the source server with the database (Logger or HDS).

Unified ICM/CCE Database Name

Enter the name of the Unified ICM/CCE 11.0(x), 11.5(x), and 11.6(x) source database.

Note

Common Ground upgrade and Technology Refresh upgrade are supported from ICM version 11.0(x) or above to 12.0 from a source database server.

SQL Server Port Number

Enter the TCP/IP port in which the source SQL Server runs. This field defaults to1433, the standard SQL Server port.

Authentication

Select SQL Server Authentication or Windows Authentication (the default) from the drop-down menu.

Note
  • For SQL Server Authentication, enter a SQL Server username and password that are valid for the selected database.

  • For Windows Authentication, the Domain Name, Username, and Password are disabled. Windows Single Sign-On (SSO) uses your Windows authentication cached credentials to connect to the selected database.

Domain Name

Enter the domain name of the Windows account from the Windows Username field.

Username

Enter your Windows account user name to access the source database server.

Note
You require permissions to the master database and to the Unified ICM database. You also require the permissions to perform a database backup and restore. An account with SQL Server sysadmin privileges is sufficient.
Password

Enter the password for the user name.

Refresh Database List button

Refreshes the list of available Unified ICM databases on the server.

Destination Database Connection Properties

Note
This section applies only to Technology Refresh migrations.
UI ControlDescription
Host Name/IP Address

Disabled (read-only). The destination must be the current system.

For SQL Server Authentication, enter the hostname, or IP address, of the destination server with the database (Logger or HDS).

Unified ICM/CCE Database Name

Disabled (read-only). The destination database has the same name as the source database from the Source Database Connection section.

For SQL Server Authentication, enter the database name of the Unified ICM/CCE 11.0(x) or above source server from the previous screen. Unified ICM requires that the database names be the same.

SQL Server Port Number

Enter the TCP/IP port in which the destination SQL Server runs. This field defaults to1433, the standard SQL Server port.

Authentication

Select SQL Server Authentication or Windows Authentication (the default) from the drop-down menu.

Note
  • For SQL Server Authentication, enter a SQL Server username and password that is valid for the selected database.

  • For Windows Authentication, the Domain Name, Username, and Password are disabled. Windows Single Sign-On (SSO) uses your Windows authentication cached credentials to connect to the selected database.

Domain Name

Disabled for Windows Authentication.

For SQL Server Authentication, enter the domain name of the Windows account from the Username field.

Username

Disabled for Windows Authentication.

For SQL Server Authentication, enter the domain name of the Windows account from the Username field.

Password

Disabled for Windows Authentication.

For SQL Server Authentication, enter your Windows account user name to access the destination database server.

Note
You require permissions to the master database and to the Unified ICM database. You also require the permissions to perform a database backup and restore. An account with SQL Server sysadmin privileges is sufficient.